Новости за 26.07.2016

HAGERSTOWN, Md. — Ian Sagdal’s walk-off home run with two outs in the 10th inning lifted the Hagerstown Suns to a 5-4 win over the Charleston RiverDogs on Monday night at Municipal Stadium.

MANILA - Pilipinas Shell Petroleum Corp is looking to raise up to 29.7 billion pesos ($629.24 million) in what could be the country's third initial public offering this year, a regulatory filing showed on Tuesday.

PHILADELPHIA — First lady Michelle Obama stepped into the presidential election Monday with a forceful, impassioned defense of Hillary Clinton, casting her as the only candidate who can be trusted as a role model for the nation's children. She took numerous swipes at Republican Donald Trump, all without mentioning his name.

Solar Impulse 2 landed Tuesday in the UAE, completing its epic journey to become the first sun-powered airplane to circle the globe without a drop of fuel to promote renewable energy.

It appears at first glance to be an ignominious fate for Yahoo, the internet pioneer which has long been one of the best-known names in Silicon Valley.

First Lady Michelle Obama stunned at the Democratic National Convention, delivering a rousing speech while wearing a majestic blue dress. See the look, here.

MADRID — Health officials in Barcelona say a woman has given birth to a baby boy with microcephaly associated with the Zika virus — the first detected case in Spain.

Yahoo sealed a deal Monday to sell its core business to telecom giant Verizon for $4.8 billion, ending a two-decade run as an independent company for the internet pioneer.

China scored a diplomatic victory on Monday as Southeast Asian nations dropped a U.S.-backed proposal to mention a landmark international court ruling against Beijing's territorial claims in the South China Sea in a joint statement.

At least 19 people were killed when a knife-wielding man went on the rampage at a Japanese care centre for the mentally disabled on Tuesday, officials said.

PHILADELPHIA — Hours before the Democratic National Convention was set to begin and Bernie Sanders was scheduled to speak, the Vermont Senator and Democratic candidate for president gathered his delegates in a ballroom of the Philadelphia Convention Center.

Two Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental Medicine employees were arrested Monday and accused of stealing nearly $28,500 by altering payroll documents and buying expensive electronics for personal use, according to court affidavits.

MOSCOW — Seven Russian swimmers have been barred from the Rio de Janeiro Olympics, including three linked to recent allegations of a major doping cover-up by Russian authorities, world swimming’s governing body FINA said Monday.

In a move precipitated by the National Federation of High Schools, the South Carolina Baseball Coaches Association is moving forward with the implementation of new rules that protect high school pitchers.

Five centuries ago, two Spanish warships sailed to a marsh bank in the Lowcountry, a coastal jungle haunted by panthers, bison, elk and people the sailors considered savages. The bank was a foothold into the New World also sought by the French. The ships carried wood posts and planking to build a fort.

Don't call them bangs, though — here's why their chicer, Brit cousin, the fringe, is all the rage among the cool French girls.

Some Charleston police officers are now equipped with a drug that could give opioid overdose victims a better chance of survival.

SUMMERVILLE — Summerville residents may soon get to vote on which type of government they prefer.

West Ashley is getting a farmers market at Ackerman Park that will offer fresh, local produce and a gathering place to socialize with neighbors, Charleston Mayor John Tecklenburg said Monday.

After a threat of closure sparked outcry from parents, a charter school for students with multiple and severe disabilities will remain open in the fall.

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — With boos and chants of "Feel the Bern," die-hard backers of Bernie Sanders signaled on Monday that they just aren’t ready to coalesce around the presidential bid of Hillary Clinton despite his pleas.

A$AP Rocky, Sufjan Stevens, Aurora, and more musicians gathered on New York's Randall's Island for the first Panorama Festival this weekend. Go behind the scenes and on stage with the artists to watch, here.

With glass and plastic ending up in the landfill for more than six months, North Charleston has decided to end its recycling program for about 27,000 residents who live in the Dorchester County part of the city.